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Ripple CTO David Schwartz Bets on Joe Biden’s Replacement for Crypto Vote
The post Ripple CTO David Schwartz Bets on Joe Biden’s Replacement for Crypto Vote appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. On Sunday, July 21, US President Joe Biden withdrew his application for fighting the next presidential elections against Republican candidate Donald Trump. Although the Democrats have yet to announce the replacement for Biden, crypto market players like Ripple CTO David Schwartz are now expecting the next Democratic nominee to undertake a pro-crypto stand. Ripple CTO Bets on Joe Biden Replacement While Donald Trump has accelerated his Presidential campaign attracting a large number of crypto voters, Ripple CTO David Schwartz is betting on Joe Biden’s Democrat replacement to introduce some pro-crypto policies. In his recent post on X, Schwartz stated that the Democrats won’t be losing any votes by replacing Joe Biden, stating that there were as such no dedicated Biden voters and only anti-Trump voters. The Ripple CTO believes that this development could attract voters who were concerned about Biden’s ability to serve the second term. Furthermore, it would allow Democrats to credibly pivot on their crypto policy as there are no anti-crypto voters. Dems will lose no votes replacing Biden. There were no Biden voters, just anti-Trump voters. Now they can attract voters concerned about Biden’s ability to serve a second term. They can also now credibly pivot on crypto policy. This makes sense, there are no anti-crypto voters. — David “JoelKatz” Schwartz (@JoelKatz) July 21, 2024 With many in the political circles expecting Kamla Harris to replace Biden, they also feel that there won’t be any major changes at the policy level. One of the followers on X asked David Schwartz what makes him think that Joe Biden was actually making the decisions on crypto policies. the follower said that it was someone else calling the shots. Responding to this, David Schwartz said: “No, he certainly wasn’t. But there was no credible way to pivot with the same…
The post Ripple CTO David Schwartz Bets on Joe Biden’s Replacement for Crypto Vote appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
On Sunday, July 21, US President Joe Biden withdrew his application for fighting the next presidential elections against Republican candidate Donald Trump. Although the Democrats have yet to announce the replacement for Biden, crypto market players like Ripple CTO David Schwartz are now expecting the next Democratic nominee to undertake a pro-crypto stand. Ripple CTO Bets on Joe Biden Replacement While Donald Trump has accelerated his Presidential campaign attracting a large number of crypto voters, Ripple CTO David Schwartz is betting on Joe Biden’s Democrat replacement to introduce some pro-crypto policies. In his recent post on X, Schwartz stated that the Democrats won’t be losing any votes by replacing Joe Biden, stating that there were as such no dedicated Biden voters and only anti-Trump voters. The Ripple CTO believes that this development could attract voters who were concerned about Biden’s ability to serve the second term. Furthermore, it would allow Democrats to credibly pivot on their crypto policy as there are no anti-crypto voters. Dems will lose no votes replacing Biden. There were no Biden voters, just anti-Trump voters. Now they can attract voters concerned about Biden’s ability to serve a second term. They can also now credibly pivot on crypto policy. This makes sense, there are no anti-crypto voters. — David “JoelKatz” Schwartz (@JoelKatz) July 21, 2024 With many in the political circles expecting Kamla Harris to replace Biden, they also feel that there won’t be any major changes at the policy level. One of the followers on X asked David Schwartz what makes him think that Joe Biden was actually making the decisions on crypto policies. the follower said that it was someone else calling the shots. Responding to this, David Schwartz said: “No, he certainly wasn’t. But there was no credible way to pivot with the same…
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